Big industrial move in Venango County begins
Venango County starts a major industrial move with the purchase and operation of the Burst Stet plant by the Jay Manufacturing Company. The First Street property is being prepared for equipment and new developments while the Buffalo Street works continue at scale. Employment is expected to rise to about 50 workers in 20 days with payrolls showing significant growth compared to years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirangiuln
Ve- Daigo Manufacturing Company
Brisfate Street
Anyney
Loflay
le Joy Manufacture Company
Pisst
Plang
Jay Company
W. E B. Barrow
Buffalo Street
First Street
Apordsiinu Uly FE
WPA May Allow All Needy Persons To Work Here
Leaders of the WPA and WWIRA discuss a possible federal ruling change that would let the unit hire all needy persons not currently on the rolls. Officials consider expanding employment beyond registered enrollees, with New York state reportedly resisting such expansions while awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
New York State
Boliefla
Gas service proposal to Bradford residents offered at 40 per thousand
W J Becker representing Gullfrey Czhor of Boston presented to the city war committee a plan to serve local gas customers at 40 dollars per thousand cubic feet if the Cabot company gains a 10 year city franchise. The firm would post bonds to ensure adequate supply with no rate increase for a year, based on winter use averaging 10 million cubic feet daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Aux
W.johi W. Becker
Gullfrey Czhor
Boston
Mass
War Committee
City Council
City Emine
Cabot Company
Becker
Visitors at Penn State Museum Readied for World Power Expo
About 249,000 visitors attended Pennsylvania State Museum over the biennium. Under Gertrude Fuller the museum teams with the Historical Commission to select fifty Safe Harbor Indian artifacts for display at the Third World Power Conference September 7 to 12 in Safe Harbor Pennsylvania. Some pieces were removed from the Safe Harbor area before the dam’s construction and others are miniature models of Indians carvings. Many original carvings are now submerged due to the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Aug
Pennsylvania State Museum
Gertrude Fuller
State Museum
The
Historical Commission
Safe Harbor
Pennsylvania
Hab
Company claims over $250,100 annual savings for consumers
A spokesperson stated that the company’s offers would represent more than 250 thousand dollars in annual savings for consumers in the area. The claim highlights potential price reductions and value from the proposed programs or services.
IEY PRESIDENT SCHOOL BOARD AT ERIE ARRESTED
Dr W Reichard former Erie's school board president and longtime Veterans Hospital affiliate in Aspinwall Pa was charged with violating the state securities act by selling worthless stock in a Canadian gold mine to doctors and nurses at the hospital The charge was filed by Eugene A Holland secretary of the Pennsylvania securities commission Reichard waived a hearing before Alderman Thomas Geary and posted bond of 3500 for grand jury appearance next month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Reichard
Veterans Hospital
Erie
Veterans’ Hospital
Aspinwall
Agamnat Hun Waa Mae
Eugene A. Holland
Pennsylvania Securities Commission
Better Business Bureau
Reichard
Thomas Geary
Mhonth
Notice of bids received for real estate purchase in Corry
Official notice from the City of Corry seeking sealed bids for a parcel of land described by streets and boundaries in the Final Ward. Bids opened at a public meeting on September 7, 1936, at 4 00 PM, with rejection rights reserved by the city treasurer. Card of thanks follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tew County
Pennsylvania
Corry Irl
Penagylvanin
Vai Prmaidi
Nertib
Unt
Erient
Goreyo
Prank
Westley
Murder At Sea On The Carmen Yacht
On the yacht Carmen a murder aboard wealthy publisher Sidney Hart triggers a vendetta among passengers and crew. Key players include Hart’s daughter in law Mrs. Montgomery Glass, her son Archie, lawyer Paul Dupont, Grace Devin, and four Hart employees. Chapin and Hampton face suspicion as tensions rise over a buried will and a mutiny plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hart
Carmen
Montgomery-Glass
Mrs. Glass
Archie Montgomery
Paul Dupont
Hart
Taylor Chapin
Dick Hampton
Grace Devin
Phil Ryder
Chapin
Hampton
Archie
Grace
Mrs.! Glass
Ryder
Anthony Montgomery
mid-Pacific
Montgomery
Chapler
New York
Andre
Duponk
Sheriff
Madas Blazes
Pacific
Inaeher capLan
Unapin
Mwise
Dupont
Wwe
Enen
Thordt
Koder
Hampin
Hampon
Hampson
Cheeit
Thampton
Class
Trisha
Dean
Cha-nin
Arded
Husy
Gan
Dandy Mart
Ayebie
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Amnese
Venango
Joy Company
Franklin
Ashtabula
Jessi
Main
Mack
Ballok
Norni
Wes
Powell
CAS
Bradford Council
Penn
Vian
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
Keister’s Drug Store
Corry, Pa
Keister’s
J. E. Miller
American Silver Truss Corporation
Keister
IEY
Corner Mall
Third Avenue
Climax Manufacturing Cp
Brie
Care Journal
Daz
Shristmas Cars
Park Row
One Journal Star
Cave Journal
Inguiire Nitsuleite
Aires
M' Hi
Cave of Journal
Aua
Mai Street
Std
Eiera Meyerink
BR. HL Ielier
Lowry
Paul Wandid
Jein Cherry
Ry U. Stag
Household Goda
Ate West Smith Street
Gast Smith Street
Riia
Centur Street
Roym — Furqialial
Sual Tunisiusd
Parent Journal
Pundiey Lake
Canidohta Lake
M" Pari
Journal, Aus
Aire Auction Salen
Saliday
Doluni
Ani
Tim Farrow
Larracist
Clarence Thompsort
Hammond
Auetioneer
Wien
Mary Fishe
Murrey Fistier
HE Cruise
Erry Frosc
Nney
Dawn Island
Mr. Hart
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